DB9 Cabin fusebox location
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blackice1 said:
Its under the carpet , behind the metal plate , that you need to take off .
Thank you very much!I haven't had a chance to look until today. My passenger window was dead, and I wanted to check the fuse. The fuse was fine, but it seems that removing and replacing it has cured the problem.

I had tried the battery disconnect switch in the boot, but that made no difference.
Don
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Needed access to this as fuse 77 had gone for the rear accessory plug.
You need a Torx driver bit T27 to undo the panel fasteners.
The fuses are the mini variety not the regular size used in the boot fusebox. So if you want a comprehensive spare fuse kit include some of them as well as a torx driver.
I also noticed an additional connector next to the accessory socket. It appears to be for a plug of some kind and is wired to the battery for charging. Is there a plug connector for this in the official AM charger kit?
Also I left the boot lid up when all was fixed and locked the car (in garage so ok to leave open). When I came back and took the charger out the boot lid wouldn't lock even though the clasp was open. So I used a screwdriver shaft in the clasp to lock it and then hit unlock and it opened I was then able to shut the boot lid as normal.
Anyway just positing this for future reference for anyone searching for fuses etc.
You need a Torx driver bit T27 to undo the panel fasteners.
The fuses are the mini variety not the regular size used in the boot fusebox. So if you want a comprehensive spare fuse kit include some of them as well as a torx driver.
I also noticed an additional connector next to the accessory socket. It appears to be for a plug of some kind and is wired to the battery for charging. Is there a plug connector for this in the official AM charger kit?
Also I left the boot lid up when all was fixed and locked the car (in garage so ok to leave open). When I came back and took the charger out the boot lid wouldn't lock even though the clasp was open. So I used a screwdriver shaft in the clasp to lock it and then hit unlock and it opened I was then able to shut the boot lid as normal.
Anyway just positing this for future reference for anyone searching for fuses etc.
Edited by SLacKer on Monday 10th November 15:36
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